Curriculum Vitae

Flexibility in human learning and decision-making. Computational principles of motor control and skill acquisition. The role of the cerebellum in cognition.

C.V. Starr Fellow
Princeton Neuroscience Institute, Princeton University

PhD in Psychology, concentration in Cognitive Neuroscience
Department of Psychology, University of California, Berkeley
Advisor: Richard Ivry

BSc in Biological Science
School of Life Science, Peking University, Beijing
Honors thesis: How children and adolescents balance between equity and efficiency

T Wang*, T Lam, JA Taylor, RB Ivry
Distinct Implicit Contributions to Action Selection and Action Execution in Sensorimotor Adaptation
BioRxiv

T Wang*, RB Ivry
Contextual effects during sensorimotor adaptation are an emergent property of population coding in the cerebellum
Science Advances

T Wang*, J Li, RB Ivry
Attention defines the context for implicit sensorimotor adaptation
Journal of Neuroscience

T Wang*, Y Fang, D Whitney
Sequential effects in reaching reveal efficient coding in motor planning
Science Advances

T Wang*, RJ Morehead, JS Tsay*, RB Ivry
The origin of movement biases during reaching
eLife

T Wang*, G Avraham, JS Tsay, SJ Abram, RB Ivry
Perturbation variability does not influence implicit sensorimotor adaptation
PLOS Computational Biology

T Wang*, G Avraham, JS Tsay, T Thummala, RB Ivry
Advanced feedback enhances sensorimotor adaptation
Current Biology

S Chen, T Wang, Y Bao
Serial dependence in timing at the perceptual level being modulated by working memory
PsyCh Journal

NM van Mastrigt, JS Tsay, T Wang, G Avraham, SJ Abram, K van der Kooij, JBJ Smeets, RB Ivry
Implicit reward-based motor learning
Experimental Brain Research

T Wang*, Y Luo, RB Ivry, JS Tsay, E Pöppel, Y Bao*
A unitary mechanism underlies adaptation to both local and global environmental statistics in time perception
PLOS Computational Biology

JS Tsay, T Najafi, L Schuck, T Wang, RB Ivry
Implicit sensorimotor adaptation is preserved in Parkinson’s disease
Brain Communications

T Wang*, JA Taylor
Implicit adaptation to mirror reversal is in the correct coordinate system but the wrong direction
Journal of Neurophysiology

T Wang, Z Zhu, I Kana, Y Yu, H He, K Wei*
Accuracy of hand localization is subject-specific and improved without performance feedback
Scientific Reports

NCM Scholarship Award, Society for the Neural Control of Movement

Travel Fellowship, University of California, Berkeley

Department Fellowship, University of California, Berkeley

Shentong Distinguished Graduate Award, Peking University

Listed in full on the talks page.

Graduate student instructor — Human Neuroanatomy
Department of Psychology, UC Berkeley

Graduate student instructor — Cognitive Neuroscience
Department of Psychology, UC Berkeley

Undergraduate teaching instructor — Methods in Psychology Research
Department of Psychology, Peking University

Member, Searching Committee for the Biological Basis of Behavior, UC Berkeley

Graduate student mentor, Research Experience Pathways in Psychology Program, UC Berkeley

Ad hoc reviewer
Journal of Neuroscience; Cerebral Cortex; Communications Biology; Journal of Neurophysiology; Scientific Reports; npj Science of Learning; Human Movement Science; Journal of Behavioral and Brain Science

Noah A Math — UC Berkeley

Mihail Dimitrov — UC Berkeley

Ijin Yu — UC Berkeley

Suqing Xie — UC Berkeley

Mary Swanson-Wunder — UC Berkeley

Maoxin M Xia* — Wuhan University

Amber Jiang — UC Berkeley

Yuling Li — UC Berkeley

Marina J Armstrong — UC Berkeley

Tony Lam — UC Berkeley

Yifan Fang — UC Berkeley

Jialin J Li — UC Berkeley

Tanvi Thummala* — UC Berkeley